USDCHF

It is still kicking some butt across the board 😲

In today's Asian trading, the dollar is stable in tandem with the Swiss franc. The confidence of investors in raising the interest rates of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) in March strengthened after the January meeting.
The Swiss franc has fallen in price: USD / CHF fell by 0.24% to 0.9330.

The USD might try to go to higher in the coming week.

NFP might well have been the catalyst for the move to the upside. Everyone is speculating a move towards USD strength. See how the week pans out. As I want to get in on the ride

Friday’s NFPs boosted the US dollar and USD/CHF is trading higher. The pair is close to the resistance at 0.9375 and there is a potential for next upleg towards 0.94.

Staying out of this pair for now, too uncertain.

The dollar/franc continued its upward movement yesterday, as I expected, making a peak at 0.9453. Trade signals remain elevated, especially if the price is able to make a clear break above 0.9465 to test resistance 0.9535 - 0.9590 as part of the bullish scenario of the false breakthrough (below 0.9288). Support for the day we have at 0.9400, whose breakthrough will take the price to a neutral zone with testing at 0.9375/50. I remain neutral.

On Friday, the US dollar moved to growth against other major currencies after the US Congress voted for an agreement on the parameters of the federal budget for the next two years, ending a short suspension of the government.
The Swiss franc changed insignificantly: the pair USD/CHF was traded around 0.9365.

USD/CHF should continue it's way down most likely, it already broke medium support.

The short term indicators are neutral and suggest more range trading. On the other hand the daily indicators provide mixed signs. I think the USD/CHF will test the 0.9355-0.9335 area.

Bears seem to be unstoppable. Next target comes at 0.9200.

The US dollar recorded a positive session against the Swiss franc on Friday. The currency pair opened at 0.9219 and the price managed to break the first resistance at 0.9250. Graphics continued to grow below moving averages, while the relative strength index remained neutral. The pair ended at 0.9276, and in case the price continued to rise, the dollar would head to the first resistance at 0.9450.

The US dollar recovered gains and USD/CHF surged to fresh four day highs. The pair broke the resistance at 0.9320 and now is aiming the 0.94 handle.

The dollar/franc was also indecisive yesterday. Expectations are neutral for now. The first resistance is seen at 0.9319 (yesterday's peak). A clear breakthrough and daily closure over it can lead to further upward pressure for testing 0.9375. Daily support is 0.9250. A clear breakthrough and daily closure below this level may cause downward pressure testing of support 0.9185 - 0.9150.

Good move in the USD, bearish until 0.92.

USD/CHF is trading sideways but thechnical indicators on the H4 suggest further rise towards the resistance at 0.9407.

The dollar/franc was hesitant yesterday. Price made an attempt to decrease, reaching bottom at 0.9324, but closed higher at 0.9378. Expectations are neutral, probably with light bullish signals in the near future. The pair is still caught in the range between 0.9465 - 0.9250 and a clear breakthrough is needed for a clearer direction. The best trading plan in this situation, I think, is to sell around 0.9465 or to buy in the 0.9250 area with tight stops. I'm basically neutral.

The euro recorded a second consecutive loss against the dollar on Wednesday. The European currency continued the negative trend, but the break-up of support at 1.2165 was postponed. If the bearish sentiment is preserved, it will be overcome soon. The session started at 1.2232 and the final was 39 pips down. The bottom of the day was hit at 1.2187.

Difficult to trade lately, not much going on!